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... nmoncTH in South Africa reached the War Office, and was officially pubiiidied. and aH such volunteers had chatioguwliing number mark whereby they could be identified. Mr. conuelties in '.oral force® in South Africa arc published War Office soon they are ...
... B.A. (Assembly’s College). Subject— Christ’s Porpose Concerning Us.” B.3o—Doited Prayer Meeting, Minor Hall. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. REV. R. DOOGLAS, »LA„ ...
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... proprietor of Hudson's Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They arc facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities South Africa. Hudson’s War Balloons Four of Hudson's Soap War Balloons are now, or shortly will ...
... COST OF THE WAR. A parliamentary paper issued yesterday gives a return of the estimated cost of the wars in South Africa and China, showing how the expenditure is to met. The total is put £142.807,000, not including China supply grants of £5,660,000, ...
... treason. THE MILITARY HOSPITALS. LACK COMFORTS. Capetown, Tticaday. It is officially announced that no troope will leave Africa till the war is over. The condition of the military Hospitals here •how a lack medical comforts, and the insufficient r.ttendauli ...
... Conference in Cork. Bcv, Wm. Mean. Methodist miniatwr, tom Armagh, who was stationed Bern bertoa. Trau«v.al. when South Africa* war broke out, and had in oonseqneaoa tn leave town, baa been |MrmlMnd tb* military autboriliM to return to it, and baa been ...
... among our foreign foes. The legend the foot of the picture runs as follows; One the most revolting scenes of the Sooth Africa* war. living rampart women and children as cover for English soldiers firing on then fathers, husbands, and brothers. Drawing ...
... treated prisoner* of war and deported. SIB lAN HAKIUTON RETURNING SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office night iaaaed the following communicationMajor-General Sir lan Hamilton, Secretory at Headquarter*, proceeds on Saturday to South Africa to **- same the datie* ...
... bloom an travelling ova parts of the Kingdom The, at 01 thole used by the Ming Authorities Is South Africa. Hudson's Soap War Balloons For • I Illsimes Soap War Saloom on skyey will ha. to tWillafrilet motifs owl BELFAST. No. 1 BALLOON—NORTH OF IRELAND CRICKET ...
... Kaffirs; and whether, in view those facts, would forthwith give instructions to prevent this organisation bolding South Africa during the war. Lord STANLEY—My right bon. friend is not aware the circumstances alleged, and does not propose to give any instructions ...
... interpellation asking the Government to inquire into the extent the export of horses from Austria-Hungary to South Africa daring the war, and asking for the issue of order prohibiting farther export, with view to assuring the neutrality and interests of ...